Nnamdi Kanu To Address World Press Conference From Jerusalem Tomorrow

October 20, 2018

1.3 min readCategories: News

The proscribed leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu, will tomorrow addressed a world press conference from Jerusalem, the Israelis capital.

Recall that a video surfaced yesterday and was posted on social media with Kanu sighted in Jerusalem after months of uncertainty over his whereabouts from the day the Nigerian military invaded his house.

His lawyer, Mr Ifeanyi Ejiofor, who comfirmed to press men that Kanu will tomorrow give “the shocking tale of how he made it alive once again to the public in his scheduled world press broadcast to be beamed live within the next 24 hours from Jerusalem.”

The anxiety over the uncertainty of his safety since he became missing after the military invaded his house will be made public tomorrow according to Ejiofor.

“I am very delighted therefore, to use this singular opportunity to announce to the world that my client is the very person seen in the pictures /video. That I can confirm authoritatively.

“Furthermore, the shocking tale of how he made it alive once again will be made public in his scheduled world press broadcast to be beamed live within the next 24 hours.

“The general public and indeed the world is advised to keep a date with this broadcast.

“The world will now hear from the horse’s mouth, the gory accounts of what happened in my client’s home on the 14th day of September 2017, only tommorow.

“Thank you all for your prayers which had sustained him throughout the period of 13 months in captivity.

“To His most Mighty name shall all the glory be ascribed unto”, Ejiofor said.

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